Same-day drop-off when you book before 11amCall 778-809-8833
What can go in a bin
Search any item below. Know what’s accepted, what costs extra and where to take the rest, before you start loading.
Item checker
Type an item to see if it's accepted, accepted for a fee, or not allowed.
Before you load
Banned items get refused at the transfer station and come back with a surcharge. Thirty seconds here saves that.
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See sizes & pricing →Load it like a pro
Lay boards, doors and heavy debris flat on the floor. Bulky, light items go on top.
Disassemble furniture and flatten boxes. Air pockets waste the space you paid for.
Nothing above the top rim. Overfilled bins can't be legally hauled and must be unloaded first.
Tell us about drywall, shingles, concrete or soil at booking so your price is exact.
Loading questions
The transfer station will refuse it. We have to remove it and bring it back, and a handling surcharge applies. When in doubt, check the list above or call us.
Yes. Mixed loads are fine. The only exceptions are drywall and heavy fill like concrete and soil, which are priced separately.
Drywall is separated and handled differently at disposal facilities in the Lower Mainland, so it carries its own disposal cost. Declare it at booking and it's built into your quote.
No. Loads must stay level with the top rim so the bin can be tarped and hauled safely. Overfilled bins have to be levelled before pickup.
Most have free drop-off options in BC: tires at tire retailers, electronics, paint and lights at Return-It depots, batteries at Call2Recycle points, and chemicals at household hazardous waste depots.
Ready when you are
Tell us about heavy items at booking and your price will be exact.
